Sentence examples for awarded until from inspiring English sources

The first prizes were not awarded until 1901.

However, the points are awarded until Sunday, and most importantly it's double points this weekend.

The contract cannot be awarded until Connecticut's bond commission approves the sale of bonds to finance the state's 65percentt share of the cost.

"The contract to implement a national IT system linking the control centres was not even awarded until a full three years after the project started.

It is the Super League trophy that Wigan really want, however, and that will not be awarded until the Grand Final takes place at Old Trafford next month.

Later on Friday, the group wrote another letter to the executive board urging that the prize not be awarded until the legal issues are resolved, "so there is no cloud of illegality hanging over the prize".

When the Booker Prize, Britain's most prestigious literary award, began, it was awarded retrospectively — until 1971, when the rules changed and it was given to the best book of the year in which it was awarded.

It also said that more than a third of the Commonwealth Games related contracts and sub-contracts awarded up until December 2010 had been won by Glasgow companies.

The cross could also not be awarded posthumously until the policy was reversed in 1902.

Except he wasn't, because Liverpool Hope didn't become a University until 2005, and awarded no doctorates until 2009.

(Nobel prizes are not awarded to theoreticians until their theories have been proved).Indeed, the Higgs itself may do more than merely create mass.